Sharing, Integration, and Merge of Observation Data and Information

The integration and merge of observation data among partner institutions with a shared goal are steadily advancing. However, in order to build a problem-solving Earth observation system based on accumulation and utilization of various types of observation data and information, it is also important to share, integrate and merge data across institutions with different goals at first glance. At the moment, though, it is difficult to say that the sharing, integration and merging of data between institutes with different objectives, or that the exchange of data between integrated systems is progressing. Out of 286 Earth observation data acquisition measures (including republications), the observation data of 115 measures (including republications) are only registered to the server of the institution that acquired it. The implementation policy is quoted as “Promote integration of Earth observation data and raise the proportion accounted for by integrated data to more than 90% of the total”, but in DIAS, out of 286 measures (including republications), only the metadata of as few as 24 measures and the data of 22 measures have been registered. First of all, it is necessary to quickly promote the work of data sharing, which is the initial step of this process. It also requires a stronger push on the study to establish a cooperative Earth observation center of “Water Sector” and “Ecosystem/Biodiversity Sector”, which will be an indispensable platform for sharing, integrating and merging diverse observation data and information.

Sharing, Integration, and Merge of Observation Data and Information

The process of integration and merge of observation data among partner institutions with a shared goal are is steadily advancing. However, in order to build a problem-solving Earth observation system based on accumulation and utilization of various types of observation data and information, it is also important that this process also occurs to share, integrate and merge data across institutions with that, at first glance, have different goals at first glance. At the moment, though, it is difficult to say that the sharing, integration, and merging of data between institutes with different objectives, or that the exchange of data between integrated systems, isare progressing. Out of 286 measures of Earth observation data acquiredsition measures (including republications), the observation data of 115 measures (including republications) are only registered to the server of the institution that responsible for the acquired itsition. The implementation policy is quoted as “Promote integration of Earth observation data and raise the proportion of accounted for by integrated data to more than 90% of the total”, but in DIAS, out of the 286 measures (including republications), only the metadata of as few as 24 measures and the data of 22 measures have been registered to DIAS. First of all, it is necessary to quickly promote the work of data sharing, which is the initial step of this process, as soon as possible. It is also requiresd ato further  stronger push on endorse the study to establish a cooperative Earth observation center of “Water  Sector” and “Ecosystem/Biodiversity Ssectors”, which will be an indispensable platform for sharing, integrating and merging a diverse range of observation data and information.

Sharing, Integration, and Merginge of Observation Data and Information

The process of integration and mergeintegration and merging of observation data among partner institutions with a shared goalthat share goals is steadily advancing. However, in order to build a problem-solving Earth observation system based on accumulation and utilization of various types of observation data and information, it is important that this process also occurs across institutions that, at first glance, have different goals. At the moment, though,Presently, it is difficult to say thatassess how the sharing, integratingon, and merging of data between institutions institutes with different objectives, or the exchange of data between integrated systems, are progressing. Out ofOf the 286 measures measurements of Earth observation data acquired (including republications), only 115 measures (both numbers include replicationsincluding republications) are only registered to the server of the institution responsible for the acquisition. The goal of the implementation policy is quoted as to “Promote promote integration of Earth observation data and raise the proportion of integrated data to more than 90% of the total”., Obut out of f the 286 measures (including replicationsrepublications), only the metadata of as few as 24 measures and the data of 22 measures have been registered to the Data Integration and Analysis System (DIAS). First of allFirstly, it is necessary to promote the work of data sharing, the initial step of this process, as soon as possible. It is also required to further endorseFurther, endorsing  the study tothe establishment of a cooperative Earth observation center of for the Water water and Ecosystemecosystem/Biodiversity biodiversity sectors is also necessary as it, which will be an indispensable platform for sharing, integrating, and merging a diverse range of observation data and information.

Sharing, Integration, and Merginge of Observation Data and Information

The process of integration and mergeintegration and merging of observation data among partner institutions with a shared goalthat share goals is has been steadily advancing. However, in order to build a problem-solving Earth observation system based on accumulation and utilization of various types of observation data and information, it is important that this process also occurs across institutions that, at first glance, may have different goals. At the moment, though,Presently, it is difficult to say thatassess how the sharing, integration, and merging of data between institutions institutes with different objectives, or the exchange of data between integrated systems, are progressing. Out ofOf the 286 measures measurements of Earth observation data acquired (including republications), only 115 measures (both numbers include replicationsincluding republications) are only registered to the server of the institution responsible for the acquisition. The goal of the implementation policy is quoted as to “Promote promote integration of Earth observation data and raise the proportion of integrated data to more than 90% of the total.”, but out of Regarding the data of the 286 measurements (including replicationsrepublications), only the metadata of as few as 24 measurements and the data of 22 measurements have been registered to the Data Integration and Analysis System (DIAS). First of allFirstly, it is necessary to promote the work of data sharing, the initial step of this process, as soon as possible. It is also required to further endorseFurther, endorsing  the study tothe establishment of a cooperative Earth observation center of for the Water water and Ecosystemecosystem/Biodiversity biodiversity sectors is also necessary as it, which will be an indispensable platform for sharing, integrating, and merging a diverse range of observation data and information.

Sharing, Integration, and Merge of Observation Data and Information

The integration and merge of observation data among partner institutions with a shared goal are steadily advancing. However, in order to build a problem-solving Earth observation system based on accumulation and utilization of various types of observation data and information, it is also important to share, integrate and merge data across institutions with different goals at first glance. At the moment, though, it is difficult to say that the sharing, integration and merging of data between institutes with different objectives, or that the exchange of data between integrated systems is progressing. Out of 286 Earth observation data acquisition measures (including republications), the observation data of 115 measures (including republications) are only registered to the server of the institution that acquired it. The implementation policy is quoted as “Promote integration of Earth observation data and raise the proportion accounted for by integrated data to more than 90% of the total”, but in DIAS, out of 286 measures (including republications), only the metadata of as few as 24 measures and the data of 22 measures have been registered. First of all, it is necessary to quickly promote the work of data sharing, which is the initial step of this process. It also requires a stronger push on the study to establish a cooperative Earth observation center of “Water Sector” and “Ecosystem/Biodiversity Sector”, which will be an indispensable platform for sharing, integrating and merging diverse observation data and information.

Sharing, Integration, and Merge of Observation Data and Information

The process of integration and merge of observation data among partner institutions with a shared goal are is steadily advancing. However, in order to build a problem-solving Earth observation system based on accumulation and utilization of various types of observation data and information, it is also important that this process also occurs to share, integrate and merge data across institutions with that, at first glance, have different goals at first glance. At the moment, though, it is difficult to say that the sharing, integration, and merging of data between institutes with different objectives, or that the exchange of data between integrated systems, isare progressing. Out of 286 measures of Earth observation data acquiredsition measures (including republications), the observation data of 115 measures (including republications) are only registered to the server of the institution that responsible for the acquired itsition. The implementation policy is quoted as “Promote integration of Earth observation data and raise the proportion of accounted for by integrated data to more than 90% of the total”, but in DIAS, out of the 286 measures (including republications), only the metadata of as few as 24 measures and the data of 22 measures have been registered to DIAS. First of all, it is necessary to quickly promote the work of data sharing, which is the initial step of this process, as soon as possible. It is also requiresd ato further  stronger push on endorse the study to establish a cooperative Earth observation center of “Water  Sector” and “Ecosystem/Biodiversity Ssectors”, which will be an indispensable platform for sharing, integrating and merging a diverse range of observation data and information.